Maison de Heidelberg is a German-inspired restaurant and cultural brasserie in the centre of Montpellier, in the Occitania region of southern France. It sits at 4 rue des Trésoriers de la Bourse, in the 34000 postcode, a short walk from the old town.
The venue takes its name and spirit from the twin-city relationship between Montpellier and Heidelberg, the German university town. That link shapes both the menu and the mood: the kitchen draws on German and wider European cooking, and the place is run as a cultural meeting point as well as a place to eat.
What a visit offers
- German and European dishes in a relaxed brasserie setting
- A warm, convivial atmosphere suited to a long lunch or an evening out
- A taste of the Montpellier–Heidelberg friendship in everyday hospitality
Because it is a restaurant with a cultural side, it works well for visitors who want a meal that says something about the city's international ties rather than a standard French bistro. It is also a comfortable choice for a small group.
Around the venue
The restaurant is in Montpellier's historic core, so a visit fits easily into a walk through the narrow streets, squares and shops of the old town. Combining a meal here with an afternoon of wandering is a simple way to see the city at an unhurried pace.
For current details and practical information, the venue's website is maison-de-heidelberg.org.